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"you may not use the Peacock Service in any way (i) to advertise any commercial endeavor or otherwise engage in any commercial activity...or (ii) that solicits funds, advertisers, or sponsors, whether for profit or for no profit.Excerpt from Peacock's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “you may not use the Peacock Service in any way (i) to advertise any commercial endeavor or otherwise engage in any commercial activity...or (ii) that solicits funds, advertisers, or sponsors, whether for profit or for no profit.”
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